Miami Heat superstar forward Jimmy Butler will likely remain in South Beach. After months of speculation regarding Butler's future in Miami, he will reportedly not seek a trade this offseason despite not coming to an agreement on a max extension with the Heat. : ESPN's Brian Windhorst appeared on the Pat McAfee show and said he expects Butler to be in Maimi next season.
According to Windhorst, "From what I understand Jimmy Butler plans to be back with the Miami Heat next year even if there's no extension...
" "There's teams that have definitely asked if he's looking to get out and he's said I'm good in Miami," he added. "From what I understand Jimmy Butler plans to be back with the Miami Heat next year even if there's no extension..
There's teams that have definitely asked if he's looking to get out and he's said I'm good in Miami" Butler has a player option for the 2025-2026 season, and he could be in a similar position that superstars James Harden and Paul George are currently in. The ball is in Butler's court if he wants a big payday identical to what he's seeking this offseason. If the 34-year-old can remain healthy and efficient to lead Miami into another deep playoff run, it'll be hard for Pat Riley and the crew to deny him what he wants.
Riley is not thinking about an extension at the moment, following his team's first-round exit against the Boston Celtics. "We don't have to do that for a year. We have not discussed that internally right now but we have to look at makin.
